La grande fistoire d'Annie

La grande fistoire d'Annie offers four double rooms and a two-bedroom apartment. The rooms sleep two people; the apartment sleeps four and has two separate bedrooms and a living room. Each room and the apartment has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The rooms also have heating. The bathrooms are equipped with a shower and a hairdryer.

Each room has its own features: one double room measures 12 m², while the one with a balcony offers 14 m². Another double room has a private bathroom outside the room. The double room with mountain view is the largest of the double rooms, at 20 m². For families or small groups, the 30 m² apartment has two bedrooms and a living room, with two double beds. The balcony, mountain view and bathroom outside the room set certain rooms apart.

The garden and outdoor swimming pool offer a chance to alternate between relaxing and outdoor activities. Sun loungers or beach chairs and parasols are also available. The surrounding area is suitable for walks, hiking and cycling; packed lunches are available to take with you on an outing. Board games and puzzles provide another activity on site.

Private parking is free and available without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The rooms have flat-screen TVs, and internet access completes the media facilities. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, shower, bed linen, towels and a hairdryer. A wine or champagne service is available. Heating is provided, and the pool offers a chance to cool off after a day of walking or cycling around the village.

Le Caire is a small village in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, surrounded by mountain scenery and rural valleys. La grande fistoire d'Annie is on Rue du Lavoir, in the village. The pace is that of a country village rather than a lively resort: people come for the trails, the surrounding hills and the scattered villages in this part of the département. The pool and garden also provide somewhere to relax after a day outdoors.

The Church of Saint Michael is 40 m from the accommodation, and the remains of the former Rolland plaster and lime factory are 270 m away. Less than a kilometre away, Trou du Diable is a local natural landmark. La Motte-du-Caire, 3.9 km away, provides access to another village in the valley; Faucon-du-Caire is also in the valley. The local roads are useful for exploring the region and reaching the starting points of walks. Marseille Provence Airport is 156 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and scattered sights.

Spring and autumn are suitable for hiking when temperatures are milder, while summer days are best for morning outings and breaks by the pool. You can spend a day walking in the hills, visiting nearby villages and returning to the garden in the late afternoon. If you are staying in the cooler season, bring clothing suitable for mountain evenings. Travellers looking for shops or nightlife will find more activity in the department’s larger towns; in Le Caire, activities centre on nature and country trails.